Bedwas could soon see Mother Nature reclaim a designated allotment space, after volunteers received funding to create a wild flower zone.
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Unison welcomes Caerphilly Council decision to pay education staff’s registration fees
Unison Cymru Wales has welcomed a decision by Caerphilly County Borough Council to cover the cost of a new registration fee for education support staff.From April 2016, all learning support workers in…
Bedwas man walks entirety of Welsh border and coast raising almost £7,000 for Velindre
Gareth Axenderrie, who walked 1,164 miles around Wales’ perimeter last summer, has completed his fundraising for Velindre Cancer Centre by raising a total of £6,910.57.
Newbridge teacher on Swiss science sojourn to CERN
Students at Newbridge School can look forward to even more absorbing science classes in future, as one of their teachers takes a trip to the largest particle physics laboratory in the world.
Council tax to rise by 1% in Caerphilly County Borough after councillors agree budget for 2016/17
Council tax is to increase by 1% next year for residents in Caerphilly County Borough Council after councillors voted through next year’s budget – including the controversial “sandwich tax” on schools.
Six Nations clash of titans gets open-air Castle screening
Caerphilly Castle will play host to the hotly-anticipated RBS Six Nations clash between England and Wales on Saturday, March 12.
Caerphilly-based software developer looking for success with location app
A Caerphilly-based software developer is hoping to find success with a new smartphone location app.
New organisers announce route for returning Velothon Wales race
The route for this year’s Velothon Wales has been revealed, three months before the controversial cycle race returns to Caerphilly County Borough.
Caerphilly County Borough schools in top three ecofriendly ranking
Caerphilly County Borough has been rated within the top three local authority areas in Wales for its number of “Eco Schools”.
Welsh Government announces new finance help available
The Welsh Government has announced £21 million of new finance to help Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Wales expand and create or safeguard more than 1,800 jobs.